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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
For Canadian and All Eastern Elk.
CUrSiOn Points,

Very low rates are now made by the
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis u Omaha
and Chicago u Northwestern railways,
for round-trip tickets, to all the princi-
pal tourist points in Canada and the
East, including the famous White Noun
tain resorts, Chatauqua Lake Montreal,
Quebec, Portland, Springfield, and all
the leading summer resorts of Canada,
New York and New England, with stop
over privileges at Niagara Falls and
other points of interest. Tickets good to
return until Oct. 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
Commencing Monday. June 90,

the Minneapolis d st. Louis railway
will operate a double daily passenger
train service to and from Mankato, leav-
ing st. Paul $40 a. M. 3:15 p. H.; Min
neapOliS 9:o5 a. M, p. m., daily except
Sunday. a through Pullman sleeper
for Kansas City will leave st. Paul $40
a. m, Minneapolis 9:05 a. M, except
Sunday. Through train service for
Peoria, leaving st. Paul $3.50, Minneap-
oils 7:15 p. III.
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Very Stylish
Patent leather tip shoes. Large assert
ment at Coverings.
Residents on Maria Avenue

Presidents on Maria Avenue
And vicinity, attention! On or about
Wednesday, the 22d inst, the extension
of the East Seventh street street car line
will be put in operation. This line will
be known as the Maria avenue extern
sion line and the cars will carry green
sign in front with the words, Maria
Avenue Extension car.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
A Train Thief Caushtr

A colored man named 3. ]. McVay, a
passenger OH the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul train from Chicago, was placed
under arrest at Hastings yesterday for
robbing an aged fellow traveller of his
pOcketb0Ok. McVay was brought to ST.
Paul and put in iail to await the com
ing of the sheriff of Wabasha county.
where the theft occurred.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Commencement and Glass Day Ex-
ercises to Come This Week

"Per Laborem fit Successor" is the
motto of the High school class whose
commencement exercises will be held at
the Grand opera house Thursday even
ing. The music will be by Seibert's Or
chestra, and several excellent selections
VIII intersperse the essays and orations.
Miss Olive NJ. Long will deliver The sal
utary address, accompanied by an essay,
The Heir of the Ages" and the vale
dlctory will be given by Albert r.
Moore. Miss Clara N. Kellogg being I'M
able to offer it, owing to i'll health. Es-
says will be presented by Walter, NJ.
Eustace, OH Crank and File" Miss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
Says 1t Was IL Lie.

l desire to say to you that the state
ment in the st. Paul Dispatch of Satur-
day afternoon, viz, that | spoke on FIJI
day evening at Red Rock sentiments
differing from what l speak in Atlanta
my home), is, i'll plain terms. wilful
and malicious falseh"od. Your Obedi-
ent ser ant, S Nv. SMALL.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19

Cheap Excursion Tickets to the
East.
The Wisconsin Central is now selling
round trip tourist and excursion tickets
via Niagara Falls, Thousand Islands and
Rapids of the st. Lawrence to all favor
lite tourist points in Canada and New
England, including Gorham, White
Mountain Station, Montreal, Massina
Springs, OgdenSburg, Quebec, Portland,
Rutland, Concord and Newport. By
special arrangements stop-over priv
legeS will be granted on these tickets at
Niagara Falls and the famous resorts in
New England. For detailed informa-
ticI call or address the city offices. 10
NicOilet house block, corner Washing
ton and Nicollet avenues, or LIS East
Third street, st. Paul.
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PERSONALS.

II o. G. Cray, of the real estate firm of Clay &
! franklin, returned yesterday from business
trip in the East.
II Hon. Frank Ives, United States commits
sioner at Crookston was in the city yester-
day en- route TO New York for three weeks
cfa
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SCHOOL HOUSES AND SITES
Considered by the Board Of Edu-
cation Last Night.

The board OF education held an adj
journcd meeting last night with all the
Inspectors present except .Mcssrs. Wam-
plers Simmon and Athey. Secretary
Dreher said that he had been informed
Try Counsel Murray that the mayor was
authorized to appoint w. II. Cook to fill
tle vacancy in the board. Mr.. Cook
having presented his credentials, Presi-
dent SchifTlnan declared him member
Of the board. He took the seat recently
made vacant by tile resignation of In
spector Curtis. Snpt. Taylor invited
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19

Mems French Calf.
Handsewed shoes, all styles, button,
lace and elastic sides, S. per pair, at
Coverings.
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Is There a Strike :?

Yes, every property-hoider in ST.
Paul is STRIKING for higher prices,
and refuses to sell unt7theSe biober
raiues are reached, knowing full
we'll they will get what they ask.
Eastern parties, not being on the
ground here to see Improvements.
are satisfied with small profits and
willing to SELL We have a few
BARGAINS of such property and de-
sire you to read our special list on
page IS, this MORNINGS paper, also
call and see US at our new office,
81 East Fourth Street, Globe Build
ing, and we will make it an object
for you TO do business with us.
Merrill, Van G0rder & Co.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19

Buy Coverings
Great $3.50 calf seamless shoe for men:
equal to any s. shoe in the market.
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Sea!,BeayeL, Mink

Fur Coats and the furs lining for Kersey
Cloth coats We claim make the BEST FINISHED COATS
cut on PERFECT PATTERNS, and Quality eonsdered at
LOWER PRICES than house in the Northwest We have
now few NATURAL FUR SEALS also Fur Seals
pucked natural COLOR which make most elegant
These skins by plenty and from them
must be ordered NOW We will take orders during June
and July at the following prices:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19

few years ago when commenced making fur over
coats there not decent fitting fur coat made
West They all "baggy" and il-tting. We started
with the idea that fine fur could be fit as well
cloth The growth of trade in this line has
demonstrated that the people know good thing when thew
it, We prepared to take orders for next sea-
We make a speciality Of
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DIED.

ARCHIBALD. On May IA. 1887. at IL = street north
east, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD, beloved husband OF
May Miller AGED twenty -uine years
Funeral from his late residence on "Wednesday nth
inst. Ut pm lDtPrment n Glenwopd C.in.t.rv
Friends respectfully invited tBalumore papers please
copy.l "a.
GIBSON. At residence of her husband in this city
on tuesday. May Il, 1887, at > 20 o'clock % M '
Mhkf MONTGOMERY GIBSON. wife of Randall i-.e
REQUIEM mass al 81. Matthew's church ON Friday
morning May 20 NJ 10 O'Clock. Friends invited "a.
McNARRf. suddenly, on Tuesday, May IL 1857
~ y H., Nal IL, youngest and beloved daughter az
Michael and Annie McNarry. and granddaughter ~
John ana Catherine Carmoly, aged seventeen months
and two days
Funeral Will take place from her parents Residence
81 street northeast, Thursday MAY 10 al 9 n I9
tend.
NOAH At Chicago, May 10TH 1887 Of Ireumouia
HohAtE NOAH, aged twenty seven years son of = j.
Noal OF tins city. Interlnent ut Chicago May 18th
1887. ' -
WASHINGTON. on May 16 1885,. at 4. 30 GARFIELD
avenue southwest: GEORGE WASHINGTON beloved
husband OF Mary Washington. aged sixty hree yesru
Father lies here in sarr,sd slnmisr
On 10 heaven ms spirits flown;
Gone to loin the holy number,
There with angels he viii roam.
Calm and gentle his MANNER
Patient, kind and true Ia all,
But, alas. more we'll see him
Ia our loving little home
Funeral from his late residence on Thursday loth
instant, al pan. lntermert al Graceand Cemetery
Relatives and friends are Respectfully invited
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Affairs i'm West washingtOn.

THE Poll. PARROT MAN ARREsTEp-onicer yolk-
man last evening arrested George Watson alias
Smith, the alleged parrot Swindler. and he gave
his name as George Taylor. He is about iifty
years OF age and his picture is in the rogueis
gallery. The prisoner, ii is charged, attempted
TO work his Old trick on several persons. but
failed. His mode OF operation was TO go TO mer-
chant, represent that he was the mate OF the
schooner b. b. Staliings, from the West Indies
with a cargo OF sugar. and that he had brought
then purchase goods TO be sent to his boat with
the BILL" He Is d glib talker and would lead the
merchant to believe that his story was true
After making a purchase he would promise to
give the dealer parrot or sell him one At an eN-
trenely low figure. Then before leaving tine store
he would say he was short OF change and would
ask for the loan OF a dollar or two 10 make some
small purchases To an N street merchant he
represented tnat his schooner was lying al the
Congress street wharf. The officer visited the
there. This morning In the Police Court the
prisoner was arraigned on a charge OF being
suspicious person. He pleaded guilty and was
given twenty days in default OF bonds.
CATTLE MARkET.-The following are the sales OF
live stock at Drovers' Rest, ID. c. yesterday: cat
dunn at to AZ; common at 80 to 4; 4G2 sheep
and lambs SOld-Sheep at TO "a; lambs at "a. 10
81; II cows and calves at $50 to s45. Market
good.
DISORDERLY GATHERINGS.-Residents on 3lst
street near Road street complain OF the loud and
boiSterous crowd OF young men who nightly con-
gregate upon vacant lot near by.
CONDITION OF THE WATER-Temperature and
condition OF water at am: Great Falls. TEMPER
allure, 20; condition. 20. Receiving reservoir tenn
perature, 20; condition at north connection, Is:
condition at south connection, 10. Distributing
gate-house, ID; condition at ef1uent gate
house, Is.
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Mrs. W0lnors Dcclarcd sane.

SHE DESCRIBES WHAT SHE BElfEy III RE , CON
sPtRACN AGAINST uER.
Yesterday, ~ 4 O'Clock. the Jury in the case or
Mrs Mattca Gist Wolport, OF Park Place. .nnan
eled saturday last under writ of de iunattco
lnqulrenGo, resumed the hearing In the old cir
cunt court room AZ the coUrt-h0uSe. Last Sstur-
day The testimony oI prs. Mckim and Warner and
some OF the DclyhborS war taken. Yesterday
after several wltnc>SeS Testified that She seemed
perfectly sane 10 Them, Mrs. Wulpuri w, turn
caliei 10 the stand She said fearful conspiracy
mao been FORMED against her, IN which Mr. RaN,er
and the doctors and her husband juined The
latter she said. was not responsible, Tor he had
Deen deprived OF VIII power bN the SAM Influences
used on her. These Influences. SIR. claimed were
POISONOUS gases put into the house hh her ni.-,,-
Dor, MI. Baxter, through the walls and q strong
eiecIrlc ana magnetic battery which lac used lo
effect. ~
BaNters reasons for persactItin ing her She be-
HeNed, was because She was about 10 publish A
political history ~ her Own family a. which ne
was opposed Tor some reason. Ferd nand vi
Ming OF spain, she said was her great grandfathcr
ana the book would establish a claim q the Snan,
tsh throne. Prof. T. r. Frfsioe professor ,,f ci,,In
istfs In Columbian University, TESTIFIED that Nrs.
NoipUrt had described accurately the effect of the
gases she had mentioned. The electrical effect she
nau Gecrlbeu was also possible. The gases he
thought could be attributed more 10 an open sewer
than To the evil designs OF Mr.. Baxter This con-
cludcd the evidence, and the Jury in about 10
minutes decided that Mrs Wolport WIS OF sound
inihu ana capable ~ managing her own affairs
The liberal uDlonist meeting in London yesfer-
day disclosed discussions In the change OF venue
clause Of the coercion bll
Judge DUny Is striking dead mems names from
Baltimore registration lists
EA-Pftsldehl Hayes was in Richmond Yesterday
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The Summary Manner in which they
Deal out Justice in Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, May lS.-A special from the City OF
Mexico says: A week ago a train on the Mexican
National Railroad ran over and killed Mexican
near PatZcuarO. The friends OF the dead man
undertook TO retaliate and put big rock On o
curve. The engine OF passenger train struck 1t,
and an American engineer was injured and a
Mexican fireman killed. The Jefe POliticO sent q
squad OF Mexican gems darmes with instructions
to bring in every person suspected Of any COM
three arrests were made. The investigation re-
suited In the selection Of three victims and SEN
tence was Immediately passed. Shortly after
sunrise yesterday morning the three were marched
to the scene OF the disaster, stood up before an
adobe wall and q file OF soldiers at ten PAGES dis
tant fired Il volley at them. The men fell at the
first fire. A sergeant stepped forward to the
bodies, put revolver close to each head and blew
out their brains. The corpses lay for some
time where they fell, as warning against more
train wrecktng and were buried near the scene OF
the wreck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-18

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES IN NEW YORK THIS MORNING.
NEW YORK, May lS-The funeral OF Vicar Gen.
eral Quinn took place this morning at st. PatricR's
cathedral. The building was packed. The body
lay In state on an elevated catafalQue in the
ter aisle, and candles burned about It. The usual
masses were said during the morning A squad
OF fifty police outside the cathedral preserved or
der. First TO enter the edi1ice from the yestry
were the officers OF the Goth regiment, the rev.
erend pall-bearers, the cathedral trustees, the
managers OF the orphan asylum, the medical board
OF st. Vincents Hospital, the Christian Brothers,
the Sisters OF Charity, and long procession OF
CHILDREN from the parochial schools asylums and
protectory. These were given seats in the re-
served section. Six assistant priests OF the vicaI
general acted as pall-bearers Nearly every priest
III The city was In attendance.
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stopped by a Gang Of Negroes.

NIGHT ADVENTURE OF Mr.. ROBERT ABERT.
week ago last saturday night Mr.. Robert
Albert, the wel-known farmer, who lives near Nor
beck, Montgomery County, Nd, while on his
way home from this city, was stopped by gang
OF five or six negroes near Gen. Getty's farm, on
the Rockville road. about nine miles out He was
driving home with his Wife and child. When near
the place named the negroes were seen beside the
road, and one OF them stepping forward demanded
a ride, and insisted on getting into the carriage.
robbery. and possibly murder, and at the sugges-
ton OF his wife he struck the horse with his whip
and being a very spirited animal, it started OFT
rapidly, and was soon far away from the supposed
highwaynen. Mr.. Albert is about forty years DID,
and Is a son OF MIR. Charles Albert, the lawyer, OF
this city.
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FREYCINET AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
The Radical Press, however, Calling
On ClemCnCeau to Take Office.

On Clemcnceau to Take Office.
PARIS, May 1S-PreSident Grevy summoned
MN. Clemenceau, Ferry, Deves, de Freycinet,
Rouvier and Raynal to his residence, at the Palace
OF the Elysee to-day, and had interviews with
each OF these gentlemen in relation to the formal
ton OF new cabinet.
1t is the general belief that NJ de Freycinet will
be charged with the duty OF constructing new
ministry.
The Journal dcs Debdts says NJ. Clemenceau is
The Radical press call uton NJ. Clemenceau to ac-
cept office.
Government OF Gen1 BauIanper II fS Thought In
some quarters that in consequence OF the differ
ence or opinion among the political leaders the
crisis will be prolonged one.
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District Government Affairs.

BIDS UPENEU.
Bids for constructing pipe and brick sewers were
opened to-day by the Commissioners. Following
are the names OF the bidderS MesSrs. o. o. Hare
w. Ii. Moehler, j. CudmOre, NJ. kenlich, Latly,
Shay, and Hines.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Edward Flagg, OF Falls Church, has notified the
District Commissioners that he will not donate
land for widening GARFIELD avenue and Columbia
road.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co. announces
to the District Government that it is ready lay
and construct its track on 1st street, between L
and w streets west, and across New York avenue
at Its Intersection with Boundary, and asks il the
Commissioners have any objection.
ChaS w. Crump and w. w. Funk have been ap-
pointed additional privates OF the police force,
without compensation therefor from the District,
The commission of special Officer Geo. Ii. Wal
lace has been revoked.
The building regulations in connection with the
amended so as to provide for the "aSsent OF tie
owners of improved real estate"
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MARRIED-

cHEASTRO-THoMAS ON May IL. 1887 at the
residence 81 The brides mother. Mrs 4. Peddicord
1908 Twenty third street northwest Mr. IL ! CUFaS.
IEo OF Boise City, Idaho Territory To Mrs JFWFL
burg PA. } PAPERS please copy.l
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

NOR SALE-ONE OR MORE OF THOSE NEW AND
attractive two-story and basement Brick Dwellings,
OIL St. next to the corner Of 9th St ne contain
ght rooms and BATH with all modern improvements
frfce only $500. b. II. WARNER L co,
mylS-Yt Ola Fat
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Toni MOu SEQ, On rooms and bath mi 4s feet
=, House on / ST n. W., rooms and bath; all m. i.
House 9n New Hampshire ave, 8 rooms and bath
Houses so ED St W., rooms and bath; all
2 Houses on Sd st. n e. rooms and bath Price
cd hSS9se on st. n. W, rooms and bath all m. j..
to alley. Price $1,000.
my1s-2w Real Estate and Loans. 1426 st. NV.
FOR sALE-ONE OF THOSE EXCELLENT TWO
4 story,and. cellar Brick DWELLINGS on WASHINGTON
bssshl:room. with ali modern Rent for
s22'5o per month. Price only $3.50
my1s-3t IL 9ie i s st. NV.
FOR saloon LONG TIME. THREE STORY
y brick house street near North Capitol IA rooms,
900; small cash payment and balance about equal
x anps 20 r T.
Sth street. my1S-3t'
fOR SALE.ON NORTH SIDE OF DEFREEs ST,
ing six rooms and with an modern improve
menus Rent for $500 pei yfit hfsss SRS
NOR SALE--A CORNER HOUSE IN THE NORTH
USE issf1eR ies f faa AND bRsSi
PAPERED THROUGHOUT.
n~' s.''''' dining fRf g: sser
NOR sALE-BUsTNEss PROPERTY, NORTH SIDE
4 Penna. ave. W., bet. 18th and 18th sts, rental
value 5000 per month. L. NJ. SAUNDERS a BRO,
myl49t 1903 st.
FOR sALE-FRoNTAGE OF 80 FEET ON 18TH
st, near f, improved by brick dwelling; $4,000.
G an. for new bulletin BAXTER 4 MCGOWAN,
lOoS-1OlO st. my14-5t
EOR SALE-TWO STORY BRICK. SEVEN ROOMS
ana bath, modern improvements, east front:
ST. between and p near three lines Of cars,
Schools and markets.
my17-3t 4. H. T. LEOPOLD 1881 Inv.
FOR sALE-THREE-sTORY BRICK. 10 ROOMS
1 and bath, newly painted and papered central first
class nelghborhood; 18th ST., Mass.
$4,000 X. H. T. LEIPOLD, 1881 + st. n. W. my17-3t
EOR SALE-NEARLY NEW THREE-STORY
4 DICK, z rooms, bath and cellar all modern i'm
rrovements; Mass. ave. between 18th and 9TH SITS
Convenient to Pension Office: $4,000
myI1-3t Il. II. L. LEOPOLD, 1881 F st.
T(OR SALE-ELEGANT FRAME VILLA STU
y ated IN Mt Pleasant, 10th st extended
howard ave. with $4,000 square feet of ground.
whlcn are hne old oaks &c. and roomy stable. house
contains IL rooms and BATH hot and cold
fruit trees shrubbery and garden. A most desirable
and attractive home Price, $4,000.
JNO. SHERMAN 4 CO.,
myI|-U 1907 + st.
EOR SA14E-CHEAP-A NEW BRICK BAY-WIN-
dow house: seven rooms; water and gas, 4th
between and L sts e., for $l,TJU; reference at
mousse. my17-3ts
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Sullivan will Fight Kilrain.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-The correspondent at ROch
ester OF a New York sporting paper has been mott
ned, on behalf OF Sullivan and Sheedy, that John
L. sullivan has agreed to fight Jake kirain for
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SSss o S 4 J. ave- NbG bp n and ., ss 600
2o3 st.. NV, b. i. j. -; 55oo
K bet i4th and 18th, s srs s' H. w. o. n 500
SC schSql building 900 3oj NV, b. h., mi.
M l4rs. 500 sos 9th ST., bh m l. INV
1$s st NV. biz lo'ooo ri FL s 5Ts 80 45oo
1a,5oo 1915 Vermont ave H. is,oo
52, as st. 800 es u 5 ia stnv 1000
i3rs - NV" =: ii,ooo s$as s. to o's 1884 st. INV
6h;; mi rs. 1000 '340s St. NV, b. b.
193 Pa ave- NV. b.h mi, 81 300
los 1st ST. NV bi INV NV b fr.1Sn'
| III rs :-.......;.; 5000 11O9 goth st. W.,
M rs NV: O:n 5000 q = 10th s,n.v 1000
h. ave- INV" 600 81 eth IL st. NV
~IoAnu-a'e. IL" d. u, or. lOCU
Srs..... 800
books For full list cali at Office for bulletin issued Da o
the LIST and 10th. lmy171 THOs E. WAGGAMAN.
FOR SALE-CHEAP- FoUR-RoOM HOUSE ON X
By desp Fae s's 600 ond S
ment. G. H. PARKER. ~ and Z SITS. s.w. my17-2t'
FOR sALE-HouSEs AS FOLLOWS: 923 MAssA-
NV NV. A5sq' si9 St ne: brick, il Frame
A MITCHELL ga F St, Rooms ) aud g. my i5-6t.
EoR sALE-2a4s CLEVELAND AVE, A DESIR-
vestbue hot and cold Mate
lures; range, latrope and slate mantel; closets
and Sader 1o sR s6aS st.
FoE saloon 18TH ST, A NICE GROOM
St and 20 feet on New Hampshire ave- With wide park.
ing on both streets. Price. only 5000,
sae 6o and rear alleys near 10th st Irles
my1O2w' i42S n. Y ave
EOR sALE-NEw HOUSE, 4O2 ST n. W., TWO
- story brick with eight rooms, BATH large pantry,
handsomely psnered with the latest designs; must be
Eey a Il SO fal nns get oEdsr for
IGOR sALE-FINE SUBURBAN REsIDEYCE7 800
f. ground double house; 10 rooms bath and pan
try mod nnps new and carefully built Terms easy.
my17-3t' 1919 + St
EOR Saloon RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NEAR
- cor 10th ST.. three story and basement brick All
FaRkEk 14is st. NV wsi DULL inquire q, g.
IHOR sALE-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO SELL
'S 6Sp th s ne s59rf
$4,000 and $1,000; also q l4,h st: for 81, 800
my14-6t lei III i St.
FOR SAIE-sEvERAL SMALL HOUSES ON CAP
,ol Hill, near cars new. rooms; easy terms
' D''' mo Hckls sRs ;' Hfk 2sFSsn
myl6- 1881 st.
than 300 feet OF ground; 20 bearing fruit trees
and hundreds of vines. plants and flowers. Price
Sfooo inquire Oh premises, 1851 + street south
east my16-jt'
LOR SALE-2014 II ST. 8 ROOMS; LOT 1913 BY
IL lao. 10 to alley. ~. 500
beautiful new house goth st near Blaille's $1,000
III 10th frame: rooms lot 1876 by I45 10 II it.
aiIey lot worth the price $4,000
Nice room frame house on Meridian Hill; 20 fl wide
LOT > by 1O; cheap s., 900
good broom brick, 26th st '... 81 400
GEO W. LINKINS
ny1O-6t 18th and II SITS H.. W.
EOR SALE-TWO-STORY AND CELLAR HOUSE,
Il ~ feet 'front.' ST., between 18th and 10th SITS.
hal n VA
owner Will sell at bargain If sold once.
my11-St HARDING WATERS 6O6 18th ST. NV
fIOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN 100 lST
IL st. ne, three-story press brick II rooms: ali
modern improvements. Inquire Of NJ NJ. PARKER,
IflS St NV my7-12t
HNOR SALE-POSITIVE BARGAINS
Il One hollse ON 10th, near St, rooms, m. i.
One On 3D. near + NV, rooms.
One on u, h, n, . rooms, mi
Two on II St ne. near 9th, rooms each. mi
One on Ost., near 4th NV
For terms apply to
my6-2w' H. j. DAILY 631 r at my
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EvICTED BY CoLLIERY OwNERs.-A number OF ten
ants OIL Wentz Co., operators Of the Hazel Brook
Pa, colller1eS owners OF all the land thereabouts
nave been evicted, and are refused permission to
get supplies at the company'S stores All persons
living IN the company'S house are forbidden to
harbor the evicted families, and some OF them are
camping out on the hillsdes and In great distress